Stick Mode

Radios traditionally were bought pre-configured for mode 1 or mode 2, with mode 2 being typical for USA flyers with the throttle and rudder on the left stick and aileron and elevator on the right stick. Other regions of the … Continue reading

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Sticks

The four gimbal stick axes (Rud, Ele, Thr, Ail) which can independently be assigned: Weighting (gain/rate), Exponential (or Custom Curves), and flight modes. Ultimately, these are assigned to output channels in the Mixer menu.

Sticky

A function used in Logical Switches that acts as a toggle. Two fields labelled V1 and V2 follow the function statement to define the on switch and the off switch.  For example if ‘SH↓’ is selected from the drop down choice … Continue reading

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Sticky Throttle

A logic set up on the transmitter that requires the throttle to be at idle AND a designated switch in a permissive condition to activate the throttle to the aircraft.  The throttle subsequently remains active regardless of throttle position until the switch is placed in … Continue reading

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STM chip

The central processing unit on the Taranis radio. A circuit board made by STMicroelectronics with 32-bit ARM processing core, static RAM, and a flashable memory.

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STM32 BOOTLOADER

As far as we’re concerned, the bootloader is a small program that “wakes up” the STM (STMicroelectronics) chip in the TX when chip detects that the TX is plugged into a USB port with the TX off. After that, OpenTX … Continue reading

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